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poctea WIN .ho no,p o. ps ~. ss,sS Chair.
orssniAo e,oiy Dos. 49, y. ,,,s..d 4, o. once.
T.n m .n., ln.e'oss a t . vii, Coz.
s,i,u,s ' each Board and II they can't agree on
w Of 'a0s decision Of tho Cen
sr Term Of the supreme os Sst III, tho ess4s
men ar: not permitted to serve These are the
iloan, pretended to appoint, and whom Chief
INSPECTORS Sss s Of sisstion. the court says
Dor party heard with varied feelings yesterday
Of their reverse. 1t displaced tho Union square I
clubbing as topic Of conversation tEn at their
the police the leaders were taken BY surprise.
Thoy could not understand how tho s,a nepa isan
can Police commissioners couio nave G'. .ea
ouIa tbem
One queer suggestion was that the hepuo-
Dsneers. overheard somehow. s,, member ss,S Of
ssn!e you the Tssv hsy up soe ,Ssy
ene ,SnsS BY S Comms miss No.
Claye and John J. O'Brien. and I think that Is
sood enough for their salaries. In my district
The Tenth election Of the Seventeenth Assem-.
6s mani a1 S n tsss n, sss'
lie plsee.s ''"' - ' - :.
to tie es Station SaESsR house." he was tod.
him M Il WIN be big So f sr os,
hand when the polls open"
rs there any, arTangemeps am nS 9s. them them
page have NJ not on heard Of any arrangement"
s Ssy. ri knHH ss
sns hsnns te%
hs pay vi %see Onion
Seois1s ceIsiScates would sppssIar. thls morn !,
inoks M for o any 81 them attempt to act after
having been informed that he cannot. he will
ccneued IN armine tie order q The Special
Term r1g to sSs he gnsa so she
iice hoard TO appoint the s12 George men. Tho
court, say ths. I !. had been ssiaSlisSsd r. r.
Tpt sdem nary "a ne that cast
votes Tor its Candidate last year the mandamus
e. csfo hliahad McMaCk in'a f3davit IN m Mt Of
sccs II contrndicted by ". 2. Rogerss affidavit
sh hs thS g gaSsa Labor Ss
into into w separnse organsations. and that the
narty OF chat name this year Is q now and dif-
TO can decide w II lssue al
cept By consent Of the parties. .-
se % ~ the e
which specifes August and September, does
not prohibit appointments In October In case
only point At Issue Is whether the United La.
S1 gesied before 20 The Coupt taxing ali The
sffidsvits into consideration. that any party
now exists that cast $1,000 votes last year;;
5Ss so2sa any now existing cast the votes l0F
Of majorisy q S The Poiiee board or to the
make make any appoin.msnt q these inspectors es.
c9t ' Il Is established that neither the United
irving Hail IL the party that cast the votes for
DECREE, then, the court say, 1t seems to follow
that no Additional inspectors can be appointed.
Also. thew cannot he appointed as long as Il Is
not determined which Is the party entitled to
~ othat noint and that nninf oniv an lecai
~ Snos po". az u ont %aG v,nE,oJ A?S 49,
I. evidence. hS tne purtles nau Wtyou,a Jury
trial, the court directed that tfial DC nad Pc
fore Supreme Court Judge holding Circuit
Court ut the earliest practlca6le uay' sum
marty on one or TWO Gays notice,
shorty ai5er tne qecsislon WAS hahaeo aoWn
tno counsel ca t pSaot e one e as 10 70
pc maoe'r tAWyeI =. d. a tI. Ior t9g Iio-
gressiye LABOR party: said tnat II would DC no
more tnan iaif Ior tne GGutt 70 ISSUE IN IN
2unction restraining the O "A Laoo. party ~
inspectors ir9m SSuhG ant Lns aueiItons r Oh